I hadn't even seen this video! That's got to be a hyena. Good to see that they're not just sticking to more common zoo animals though some Asian elephants would be nice
Why aren't there any aye-ayes yet?? Surely a contender for an upcoming zoo game - or they could just release Aye-Aye Simulator!
YAY! Spotted hyenas (well, all hyenas) are one of my favourite animals. This makes me really happy. I hope they reveal okapi soon or later. If zt2 had them, why not planet zoo?
I hope a lot from the terrarium system. Reptiles, amphibians, fishes (both fresh and saltwater), rodents, small mammals in general, invertebrates... And they told these small animals don't count as the 50+ they assure.
I actually saw an article earlier today (that I've included below) which mentions that the indoor exhibits can house birds, amphibians and reptiles. The quote in question comes from the second-to-last paragraph in this article: Planet Zoo preview: Animal crackers
I was feeling manageably sad when I learned about this game because I don't have a PC anymore. Manageably. Now this... can't say any double whammy of species could have hit harder! Good to see they're getting gharials in... sticking with their conservation message.
Imagine buying a brand new gaming PC this year, finding out this game is coming out and then having a cat spray up the back of it frying your new gaming PC!!!
I preordered the game in steam with this deluxe edition which adds pygmy hippos and stuff. I'm afraid that my laptop won't handle it.
I am also afraid my computer won't be able to handle it, but then it was able to handle Jurassic World Evolution.
Oh that should be plenty fine then - for now the game looks virtually identical to JWE in terms of computer power needed
My computer barely handles JWE on its lowest settings so I think I need to upgrade my graphics card / processor.......
Maybe so, maybe so.... although games do seem as if they need more processing power than they do when their presentation is released and all the incredibly HD in-game photos are shown off to the public.
Boa constrictor has been confirmed as a new terrarium species (the second one that has been shown in footage, after the lesser Antillean iguana):